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What Helen Zille's departure means for South Africa's main opposition party

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imageHelen Zille, leader of South Africa's leading opposition, has announced that she will step down.Reuters/Sumaya Hisham

Helen Zille’s leadership of South Africa’s largest opposition party, the Democratic Alliance (DA), has been historic for three reasons. She was the first leader of the predominantly white party to have 1980s...

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International community must not ignore the plight of 'Mandela of the Maldives'

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imageFormer president of Maldives,Mohamed Nasheed, who was ousted in a coup and subsequently jailed.EPA/Anindito Mukherjee

This year has been anything but tranquil in paradise. In March, after a prolonged period of tension in the Maldives – the Indian Ocean island nation better known as a honeymoon paradise – a panel of judges found the...

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  4. Manifesto Check: Tories promise more of the same on energy and the environment
  5. Teletubbies galore: do we need remakes of classic children's TV?
  6. Boycott makes Sudan election result a foregone conclusion (which it was in any case)
  7. Manifesto Check: Conservatives convince on cutting the deficit but the price may be growth
  8. Focusing on education is a dangerous strategy for the Liberal Democrats
  9. Manifesto Check: Conservatives fudge the numbers on apprenticeships
  10. Shipping oil by rail is booming. Technology can make it safer
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  12. Chromosome errors cause many pregnancies to end before they are even detected
  13. Corporate hostility to 'religious freedom' laws shows vital role of business pushing social issues
  14. Another standardized test -- this one called PARCC! But, here's what's different
  15. A new civil rights movement may emerge in the wake of police shootings
  16. Tories offer the dream of home ownership – but do Britons want it any more?
  17. Labour manifesto: a contradictory commitment to devolution
  18. High Court forces ICAC to drop Cunneen inquiry and review others
  19. Six challenges facing Australia’s medical research sector
  20. Two-for-one: a good new High Court judge, and a woman to boot
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  22. Game of Thrones pirates offer a useful lesson in TV money making
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  24. Why Bergen-Belsen's 1945 liberation is ingrained in British memory
  25. Manifesto Check: Labour's immigration policies are led by public opinion, not evidence
  26. Roar of China's 'Great Cannon' heard across the internet
  27. Why the British election should be more like a student ballot
  28. EU initiative risks turning Roma into entertainers, not real people with human rights
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  38. Manifesto Check: Labour ready to go green, but remains grey on detail
  39. If Cameron wants a property owning democracy, he has to support the mansion tax
  40. Manifesto Check: Green Party has no clear vision on the EU
  41. Pledge-filled manifestos can't solve chronic image problems
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  43. Conservative manifesto launch: Cameron shines, but dark clouds are on the horizon
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